War ravaged Portland at night this past Saturday

It's not my fault the electoral college doesn't work, I mostly focus on the primary cycle and local politics. News flash, unless you're in a swing state your vote for president doesn't matter.

I live in Oregon, my vote doesn't matter anyway 🤷

Kamala lost because there wasn't a primary cycle and a decent chunk of people didn't even know she was running. She wasn't even top 3 the last den primary cycle, she was never going to win with just a few months to run a campaign.

I will write in Bernie like I have been for the last 3 elections, I will never ever vote for anyone that is willing to throw trans people under the bus in an attempt to get right wing votes.

A ticket no self-respecting progressive will ever vote for.

Yuuup, it took pretty much the entire dem party teaming up to take him down. That alone proves to me he would've won, Dems are controlled opposition, they can't actually allow positive change to happen.

There's plenty of sources showing that he was popular among black voters, maybe not as popular as Joe "if you don't vote for me you ain't black" Biden, but still very popular, he was also extremely popular with Latino voters, and just about every single other demo.

I realized it doesn't say what this is a picture of, it's individual donations made for a candidate.

Every time someone says this I think of this image, his support across the country was insane.

Puberty itself is irreversible and causes permanent damage to people - especially trans people. All they do is delay puberty and nothing more, once (if) a person comes off puberty blockers they will just have delayed puberty.

Realize what you're asking people to do. Vote to sacrifice their own rights for everyone else.

Not to mention that trans people are a large part of the reason they have most of the (few) rights the wider queer community currently has.

It's actually a crime that he has NEVER won coach of the year. I think we all know why that is though.

One of the greatest bands to ever do it, their self titled debut record changed my life. Wish I could've seen them live once in my life.